The phrase "managed development" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of controlling or overseeing the growth and progress of something, such as a project, organization, or community. Example: The city council implemented a plan for managed development in the downtown area, which led to the revitalization of several abandoned buildings and the creation of new businesses.
Dr. Al-Tabini has managed development projects in the Middle East and North Africa on community-based rangeland rehabilitation, management of scarce water resources, and sustainable livelihoods in agro-pastoral communities.
He previously managed development at the Queens Museum and the Intar Hispanic American Arts Center in Midtown Manhattan, where he generated support for Hispanic music and theater.
This led me to specialise in enterprise applications development and, over the years, I've managed development teams on a range of high-profile projects, from digital TV content delivery through to public-facing, high traffic e-commerce sites.
But Brendan Miniter, who managed development of the museum, said that Mr. Bush wanted the exhibits to avoid editorializing and, for example, insisted that critical letters from troops be included.
Alex began his career at AT&T, where he managed development of interactive products and programming for AT&T's interactive television trials.
At the same time, delegates claimed, poorly managed development can in itself exacerbate disaster risk.
The procedures weed out fiscally weak, poorly managed developments and reduce taxpayer exposure to future losses, the FHA says.
Over-fishing, coastal erosion from badly managed developments, pollution and loss of critical habitat are now threatening the resource that once seemed so vast and limitless.
Increasingly, however, business success is viewed through the process of managing development, where management decisions are informed by appropriate and timely information.
The World Bank explains the purpose of the project as follows.It strengthens community participation in local governance and develops local capacity to design, implement, and manage development activities.
We conclude with a discussion of potential federal roles in managing development and coordinating state, regional, and local growth management efforts.
